Catalog Purpose

Students are responsible for meeting in full the requirements for graduation or program completion as set forth in the College Catalog and any published addendum for the specified catalog term.

The catalog considered "in force" and binding on the student is one of the following:

1. The catalog term under which a student originally enrolled. The student is not required to be enrolled continuously; however, the student must graduate or complete his or her program within five years from the initial term of enrollment. 
2. The catalog term under which a student is re-admitted. A student previously enrolled whose attendance is interrupted by 12 months or more will be re-admitted with the current catalog term. The student must graduate or complete his or her program within five years from the re-admitted term of enrollment. 
3. The catalog term in which a student changes or begins a new program. Students will follow the catalog requirements of the term in which the change of program takes effect and must complete the program within five years.
4. The requirements of the catalog term in which the student graduates or completes the program. 

The College reserves the right to change the curriculum as necessary. Some courses or programs may be discontinued. The college does not guarantee the courses will always be available. Students enrolled in programs where curriculum is determined by state legislation, rule, licensing and/or accrediting agencies, or students enrolled in programs where significant state-of-the-art technological changes have occurred may be required to satisfy the current catalog's graduation requirements.

Did you know?

Seminole State's healthcare and paralegal programs are nationally accredited.